I'd say the easiest way to add a shell script to the shortcuts would be to add the .sh file to the home directory. Once copied to the home directory just go to custom shortcuts and add the command sh yourfile.sh

Jan 28, 2012 · Look for the [Desktop Entry] for your java file and change the Icon value. Making a "launcher" that will run your script will let you do this. Make a file called MyApp.desktop then edit it with a text editor like gedit .

May 25, 2016 · Use the echo -e flag. paste an emoji you looked up in and do a hexdump to see what it's made of: And then take that top line and escape each hex pair with \x : I actually modified mine to be: plasmarob ~ ⚡. So yes, come up with one …

Jun 24, 2021 · If you want the script to execute in the background, you can set Terminal=false. Remember to give execute permissions to your .sh file if you haven’t done so already. You can do this by running chmod +x /path/to/your/script.sh in the terminal.

Sep 11, 2016 · In terminal: ln -s /folder/of/the/script/script /home/yourusername/Desktop/linkname.desktop. ln is used to create link to files: the -s switch tells the command to create a symbolic link, which means something very similar to …

Apr 21, 2014 · Instead of saving the script to ~/Desktop, put it in ~/bin and then make a .desktop file for the script. Save the .desktop file to your ~/Desktop folder. In the .desktop file, you can specify a path to an icon you want.

Using a bash only script, how can you provide a bash progress indicator? For example, when I run a command from bash - while that command is executing - let the user know that something is still happening. See also stackoverflow.com/questions/238073/… which concentrates more on …

Jun 1, 2017 · What you are asking is "How do I associate a shell script with a desktop icon, menu item, or taskbar button so I can click on the 'thing' and have it launch my script?" First, your script must be executable (e.g. chmod +x scriptname ), then it is just a matter of following the desktop specific steps to assign a launcher to the script (e.g ...

Feb 7, 2018 · In a bash script, up to bash 4.1, you can write a byte by its code point, but not a character. If you want to avoid non-ASCII characters to make your .bashrc resilient to file encoding changes, you'll need to enter the bytes corresponding to these characters in the UTF-8 …

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